Bruno Retailleau, president of the Republican party, unveiled a plan Monday evening in Boulogne aiming for a significant overhaul of the French school system. He advocates for a shift in “philosophy,” criticizing years of what he terms “pedagogical drifts.” The proposal stems from work conducted with a team led by Senator Max Brisson, outlining key areas for change. Retailleau’s initiative suggests a move away from progressive teaching methods and towards a more traditional approach. He characterized his plans as a “cultural revolution” for schools, signaling a decisive break from current educational policy. The announcement marks a clear political stance within the ongoing debate regarding the direction of French education. Further details of the project are expected to be released in the coming days.